Most International Games 1. | Raimo Helminen, FIN | 330 | 2. | Udo Kiessling, GER | 320 | 3. | Jiri Holik, TCH | 319 | 4. | Alexander Maltsev, URS | 316 | 5. | Sergei Makarov, URS | 315 | | Dietmar Peters, GDR | 315 | 7. | Vyacheslav Fetisov, URS | 314 | 8. | Alexei Kasatonov, URS | 299 | 9. | Denis Perez, FRA | 297 | 10. | Dieter Frenzel, GDR | 296 | 11. | Oldrich Machac, TCH | 293 | 12. | Henryk Gruth, POL | 292 | 13. | Dieter Hegen, GER | 290 | 14. | Vladimir Martinec, TCH | 289 | 15. | Vladislav Tretiak, URS | 288 | 16. | Valeri Kharlamov, URS | 287 | 17. | Jorgen Jonsson, SWE | 285 | 18. | Boris Mikhailov, URS | 282 | | Lasse Oksanen, FIN | 282 | | Valeri Vasiliev, URS | 282 | 21. | Vasili Pervukhin, URS | 280 | 22. | Esa Peltonen, FIN | 277 | 23. | Vladimir Petrov, URS | 276 | | Vladimir Lutchenko, URS | 276 | 25. | Antoine Richer, FRA | 274 | 26. | Roland Peters, GDR | 273 | 27. | Jonas Bergqvist, SWE | 272 | 28. | Frank Braun, GDR | 270 | 29. | Thomas Rundqvist, SWE | 267 | 30. | Frantisek Pospisil, TCH | 262 | 31. | Ivan Hlinka, TCH | 256 | 32. | Ronald Pettersson, SWE | 252 |
Updated: July 26, 2007
Last entries/changes:
Jorgen Jonsson 285 (July 26, 2007 )
Antoine Richer 274 (April 12, 2007) 
All-Time Leaders Most IIHF World Championship tournaments (top pool) | 1. | Petteri Nummelin | Finland | 15 | (1995-2007, 2009-2010) | 2. | Jiri Holik | Czechoslovakia | 14 | (1964-1977) | | Sven Tumba (Johansson) | Sweden | 14 | (1952-1966) | 4. | Lasse Oksanen | Finland | 13 | (1964-1977) | | Dieter Hegen | W. Germany | 13 | (1982-1998) | | Ronald Pettersson | Sweden | 13 | (1955-1967) | | Vladislav Tretiak | Soviet Union | 13 | (1970-1983) | | Udo Kiessling | W. Germany | 13 | (1973-1991) | | | | 15 | (with B-WS 1974,1975) | | Ville Peltonen | Finland | 13 | (1994-2008) | | David Vyborny | Czech Republic | 13 | (1996-2007) | | Dieter Kalt | Austria | 13 | (1991-2008) | | | | 16 | (with B-Pool) | | Jorgen Jonsson | Sweden | 13 | (1994, 97-07) | | Tommy Jakobsen | Norway | 13 | (1989-2010) | | | | 18 | (with Div. I) | | Roland Ramoser | Italy | 13 | (1993-2010) | | | | 17 | (with Div. I) | 14. | Alexander Maltsev | Soviet Union | 12 | (1969-1983) | | Roland Stoltz | Sweden | 12 | (1957-1968) | | Josef Cerny | Czechoslovakia | 12 | (1959-1971) | | Alexander Ragulin | Soviet Union | 12 | (1961, 1963-1973) | | Oldrich Machac | Czechoslovakia | 12 | (1968-1978) | | Vladimir Petrov | Soviet Union | 12 | (1969-1981) | | Martin Ulrich | Austria | 12 | (1989-2008) | | | | 17 | (with Div. I) | | Mario Chitarroni | Italy | 12 | (1992-2008) | | | | 14 | (with Div. I) | | Gerhard Unterluggauer | Austria | 12 | (1994-2009) | | Mathias Seger | Switzerland | 12 | (1998-2010) | 20. | Valeri Vasilyev | Soviet Union | 11 | (1970-1982) | | Esa Peltonen | Finland | 11 | (1967-1978) | | Frantisek Pospisil | Czechoslovakia | 11 | (1967-1977) | | Vladimir Lutchenko | Soviet Union | 11 | (1969-1979) | | Boris Mikhailov | Soviet Union | 11 | (1969-1979) | | Valeri Kharlamov | Soviet Union | 11 | (1969-1979) | | Sergei Makarov | Soviet Union | 11 | (1978-1991) | | Vladimir Martinec | Czechoslovakia | 11 | (1970-1981) | | Veniamin Alexandrov | Soviet Union | 11 | (1957-1968) | | Ulf Sterner | Sweden | 11 | (1960-1973) | | Ivan Hlinka | Czechoslovakia | 11 | (1970-1981) | | Raimo Helminen | Finland | 11 | (1985-2002) | | Leonids Tambijevs | Latvia | 11 | (1997-2007) | | Sandy Jeannin | Switzerland | 11 | (1998-2009) | | Mark Streit | Switzerland | 11 | (1998-2009) | | | | | | Notable players (incl. lower pools): | | Tommy Jakobsen | Norway | 18 | (1989-2010) | | Jens Nielsen | Denmark | 17 | (1987-2007) | | Martin Ulrich | Austria | 17 | (1989-2008) | | Balasz Kangyal | Hungary | 17 | (1990-2009) | | Viktor Szelig | Hungary | 17 | (1992-2010) | | Roland Ramoser | Italy | 17 | (1993-2010) | | Jesper Damgaard | Denmark | 17 | (1994-2010) | | Dietmar Peters | E. Germany | 16 | (1968-1986) | | Dieter Kalt | Austria | 16 | (1991-2008) | | Krisztian Palkovics | Hungary | 16 | (1992-2010) | | Udo Kiessling | W. Germany | 15 | (1973-1991) | | Henryk Gruth | Poland | 15 | (1975-1993) | | Toshiyuki Sakai | Japan | 15 | (1985-2002) | | Frederik Akesson | Denmark | 15 | (1989-2005) | | Gerhard Unterluggauer | Austria | 15 | (1994-2010) | | Jesper Duus | Denmark | 15 | (1987-2010) | | Jean-Philippe Lemoine | France | 14 | (1985-1999) | | Denis Perez | France | 14 | (1985-2001) | | Lucio Topatigh | Italy | 14 | (1989-2002) | | Nik Zupancic | Slovenia/YUG | 14 | (1989-2004) | | Ronny Larsen | Denmark | 14 | (1991-2004) | | Bojan Zajc | Slovenia/YUG | 14 | (1991-2005) | | Mario Chitarroni | Italy | 14 | (1992-2008) | | Kim Staal | Denmark | 14 | (1996-2010) | | Jim Marthinsen | Norway | 13 | (1983-1996) | | Herbert Hohenberger | Austria | 13 | (1992-2003) | | Claus Dalpiaz | Austria | 13 | (1991-2003) | | Ole Eskild Dahlstrom | Norway | 13 | (1989-2005) | | Sandy Jeannin | Switzerland | 13 | (1996-2010) |
Most IIHF World Championship games | 1. | Jiri Holik | Czechoslovakia | 123 | 2. | Lasse Oksanen | Finland | 117 | | Vladislav Tretiak | Soviet Union | 117 | 4. | Oldrich Machac | Czechoslovakia | 113 | 5. | Udo Kiessling | W. Germany | 109 | 6. | Ville Peltonen | Finland | 107 | 8. | Dieter Hegen | W. Germany | 106 | | Vyacheslav Fetisov | Soviet Union | 106 | 9. | Boris Mikhailov | Soviet Union | 105 | | Valeri Kharlamov | Soviet Union | 105 | 11. | David Vyborny | Czech Republic | 104 | | Petteri Nummelin | Finland | 104 | 13. | Jorgen Jonsson | Sweden | 103 | 14. | Vladimir Petrov | Soviet Union | 102 | | Vladimir Martinec | Czechoslovakia | 102 | | Frantisek Pospisil | Czechoslovakia | 102 | 17. | Alexander Maltsev | Soviet Union | 101 | | Sergei Makarov | Soviet Union | 101 | | Valeri Vasilyev | Soviet Union | 101 | | | | | Most IIHF World Championship points | 1. | Boris Mikhailov | Soviet Union | 169 | 2. | Valeri Kharlamov | Soviet Union | 159 | 3. | Alexander Maltsev | Soviet Union | 156 | 4. | Vladmir Petrov | Soviet Union | 154 | 5. | Sven Tumba | Sweden | 127 | 6. | Sergei Makarov | Soviet Union | 118 | 7. | Vladimir Martinec | Czechoslovakia | 110 | 8. | Vaniamin Alexandrov | Soviet Union | 104 | | Jiri Holik | Czechoslovakia | 104 | 10. | Anatoli Firsov | Soviet Union | 101 |
Most IIHF World Championship medals | (Includes medals in Olympic games which also counted as World Championships) | | | | | | | 10 titles: | | | | | | Vladislav Tretiak | Soviet Union | 1970-1983 | 10G | 2S | 1B | Alexander Ragulin | Soviet Union | 1961, 1963-1973 | 10G | 1S | 1B | | | | | | | 9 titles: | | | | | | Alexander Maltsev | Soviet Union | 1969-78, 81, 83 | 9G | 2S | 1B | Vladimir Petrov | Soviet Union | 1969-1981 | 9G | 2S | 1B | Vitali Davydov | Soviet Union | 1963-1972 | 9G | 1S | - | Vyacheslav Starshinov | Soviet Union | 1961, 1963-71 | 9G | - | 1B | | | | | | | 8 titles: | | | | | | Boris Mikhailov | Soviet Union | 1969-1979 | 8G | 2S | 1B | Valeri Kharlamov | Soviet Union | 1969-1979 | 8G | 2S | 1B | Vladimir Lutchenko | Soviet Union | 1969-1979 | 8G | 2S | 1B | Valeri Vasiliev | Soviet Union | 1970, 1972-82 | 8G | 2S | 1B | Sergei Makarov | Soviet Union | 1978-1991 | 8G | 1S | 2B | Viktor Kuzkin | Soviet Union | 1963-1969, 71-72 | 8G | 1S | - | Viktor Konovalenko | Soviet Union | 1961, 63-68, 70-71 | 8G | - | 1B | Anatoli Firsov | Soviet Union | 1964-1971 | 8G | - | - | | | | | | | 7 titles: | | | | | | Vyacheslav Fetisov | Soviet Union | 1978, 1981-1991 | 7G | 1S | 2B | Sergei Kapustin | Soviet Union | 1974-1983 | 7G | 1S | 1B | Vladimir Vikulov | Soviet Union | 1966-72, 1975 | 7G | 1S | - |
Updated: October 8, 2010
All Overtime Games1993 IIHF World Championship, Munich
April 30, SF Sweden Czech Republic 3-2. Thomas Rundqvist (Mikael Renberg) scored sudden victory goal at 8.38 of overtime.
1995 IIHF World Championship, Stockholm
May 5, SF Sweden Canada 3-2. Daniel Alfredsson (Mikael Johansson) scored sudden victory goal at 8.17 of overtime.
1996 IIHF World Championship, Vienna
May 4, Bronze medal game USA Russia 4-3. Brian Rolston (Joe Sacco) scored sudden victory goal at 4.48 of overtime.
1999 IIHF World Championship, Lillehammer
May 13, SF Sweden Finland 1-2. (Game 2, FIN won first game 3-1). Marko Tuomainen (Teemu Selδnne) scored sudden victory goal at 6.25 of overtime.
May 15, F Czech Republic Finland 1-4. (Game 2, CZE won first game 3-1). Jan Hlavac (Roman Simicek) scored sudden victory goal at 16.32 of overtime.
2001 IIHF World Championship, Hanover
May 10, QF Canada USA 3-4. Darby Hendrickson (Doug Brown, Brett Hedican) scored sudden victory goal at 0.32 of overtime.
May 10, QF Sweden Russia 4-3. Kim Johnsson (Fredrik Modin) scored sudden victory goal at 6.03 of overtime.
May 13, F Czech Republic Finland 3-2. David Moravec (Pavel Patera) scored sudden victory goal at 10.38 of overtime.
2003 IIHF World Championship, Helsinki, Turku
May 7, QF Canada Germany 3-2. Eric Brewer scored sudden victory goal (PP) at 0.37 of overtime (at Turku).
May 11, F Canada Sweden 3-2. Anson Carter scored sudden victory goal at 13.49 of overtime (at Helsinki).
2004 IIHF World Championship, Prague.
May 6, QF Canada Finland 5-4. Dany Heatley scored sudden victory goal at 5.33 of overtime.
2005 IIHF World Championship, Vienna
May 14, SF Sweden Czech Republic 2-3. Radek Dvorak (Marek Zidlicky) scored sudden victory goal at 4.43 of overtime.
2006 IIHF World Championship, Riga
May 18, QF Russia Czech Republic 3-4, Zbynek Irgl (David Vyborny) scored sudden victory goal at 7.58 of overtime.
2007 IIHF World Championship, Moscow, Mytischi
May 12, SF Russia Finland 1-2, Mikko Koivu (Tuomo Ruutu) scored sudden victory goal at 5.40 of overtime.
2007 IIHF World Championship, Moscow, Mytischi
May 12, SF Russia Finland 1-2, Mikko Koivu (Tuomo Ruutu) scored sudden victory goal at 5.40 of overtime.
2008 IIHF World Championship, Quebec City, Halifax
May 14, QF Czech Republic Sweden 2-3, Mattias Weinhandl (Anton Stralman) scored sudden victory goal at 3.15 of overtime.
2008 IIHF World Championship, Quebec City, Halifax
May 14, QF USA Finland 2-3, Sami Lepisto (Saku Koivu) scored sudden victory goal at 3.59 of overtime.
2008 IIHF World Championship, Quebec City, Halifax
May 18, F Canada Russia 4-5, Ilya Kovalchuk (Sergei Fedorov) scored sudden victory goal at 2.42 of overtime.
All Game-Winning Shot Competitions ("Shootouts") 1992 IIHF World Championship, Prague
May 9, SF Finland Czechoslovakia 2-2. Finland won penalty shootout 2-0. Jarkko Varvio and Keijo Sδilynoja (Game Winning Shot) scored for Finland. Markus Ketterer in goal for FIN. Petr Briza in goal for CZE.
1994 IIHF World Championship, Milan
May 8, F Canada Finland 1-1. Canada won penalty shootout 3-2. Luc Robitaille, Joe Sakic, and Luc Robitaille again (Game Winning Shot) scored for CAN. Jari Kurri and Mikko Mδkelδ scored for FIN. Bill Ranford in goal for CAN. Jarmo Myllys in goal for FIN.
1996 IIHF World Championship, Vienna
May 3, SF Canada Russia 2-2. Canada won penalty shootout 3-2. Ray Ferraro, Paul Kariya, and Yanic Perreault (Game Winning Shot) scored for CAN. Sergei Berezin scored twice for RUS. Curtis Joseph in goal for CAN. Andrei Trefilov in goal for RUS.
1999 IIHF World Championship, Lillehammer
May 13, SF Czech Republic Canada 6-4. (Game 2, CAN won first game 2-1). Czech Republic won penalty shootout 4-3. Martin Prochazka, Martin Rucinsky, Roman Simicek, and Jaroslav Spacek (Game Winning Shot) scored for CZE. Brian Savage, Ray Whitney, and Corey Stillman scored for CAN. Milan Hnilicka and Roman Cechmanek (coach Ivan Hlinka switched goalies midway through the shootout) in goal for CZE. Ron Tugnutt in goal for CAN.
2001 IIHF World Championship, Hanover
May 12, SF Czech Republic Sweden 2-2. Czech Republic won penalty shootout 2-1. Martin Prochazka and Viktor Ujcik (Game Winning Shot) scored for CZE. Jorgen Jonsson scored for SWE. Milan Hnilicka in goal for CZE. Tommy Salo in goal for SWE.
2002 IIHF World Championship, Gothenburg
May 9, SF Russia Finland 2-2. Russia won penalty shootout 2-0. Valeri Karpov (Game Winning Shot) and Andrei Kovalenko scored for RUS. Maxim Sokolov in goal for RUS. Jussi Markkanen in goal for FIN.
May 9, SF Slovakia-Sweden 2-2. Slovakia won penalty shootout 2-0. Zigmund Palffy (Game Winning Shot) and Richard Lintner scored for SVK. Jan Lasak in goal for SVK. Tommy Salo in goal for SWE.
2004 IIHF World Championship, Prague
May 5, QF Czech Republic USA 2-2. USA won penalty shootout 1-0. Andy Roach (Game Winning Shot) scored for USA. Tomas Vokoun in goal for CZE. Ty Conklin in goal for USA.
USA | Matt Cullen (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 0-0 | CZE | David Vyborny (Ty Conklin) | N | 0-0 | USA | Richard Park (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 0-0 | CZE | Martin Havlat (Ty Conklin) | N | 0-0 | USA | Ryan Malone (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 0-0 | CZE | Jaromir Jagr (Ty Conklin) | N | 0-0 | USA | Chris Drury (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 0-0 | CZE | Peter Prucha (Ty Conklin) | N | 0-0 | USA | Andy Roach (Tomas Vokoun) | Y | 1-0 | CZE | Jiri Dopita (Ty Conklin) | N | 1-0 | | USA win | | |
May 9, Bronze Medal Game Slovakia USA 0-0. USA won penalty shootout 4-2. Chris Drury, Matt Cullen, Andy Roach (Game Winning Shot) and Erik Westrum scored for USA. Miroslav Satan, and Marian Hossa scored for SVK. Jan Lasak in goal for SVK. Ty Conklin in goal for USA.
SVK | Miroslav Satan (Ty Conklin) | Y | 1-0 | USA | Chris Drury (Jan Lasak) | Y | 1-1 | SVK | Marian Hossa (Ty Conklin) | Y | 2-1 | USA | Matt Cullen (Jan Lasak) | Y | 2-2 | SVK | Pavol Demitra (Ty Conklin) | N | 2-2 | USA | Andy Roach (Jan Lasak) | Y | 2-3 | SVK | Marian Gaborik (Ty Conklin) | N | 2-3 | USA | Erik Westrum (Jan Lasak) | Y | 2-4 | | USA win | | |
2005 IIHF World Championship, Vienna
May 12, QF Czech Republic USA 2-2. Czech Republic won penalty shootout 1-0. Martin Rucinsky (Game Winning Shot) scored for CZE. Tomas Vokoun in goal for CZE. Rick Di Pietro in goal for USA.
USA | Mike Knuble (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 0-0 | CZE | Martin Rucinsky (Rick DiPietro) | Y | 1-0 | USA | Doug Weight (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 1-0 | CZE | Jan Hlavac (Rick DiPietro) | N | 1-0 | USA | Mike Modano (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 1-0 | CZE | Jaromir Jagr (Rick DiPietro) | N | 1-0 | USA | Mark Parrish (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 1-0 | CZE | Ales Hemsky (Rick DiPietro) | N | 1-0 | USA | Andy Roach (Tomas Vokoun) | N | 1-0 | | CZE win | | |
May 12, QF Russia Finland 3-3. Russia won penalty shootout 3-2. Alexei Yashin, Pavel Datsyuk and Maxim Afinogenov (GWS) scored for RUS. Niklas Hagman and Niko Kapanen scored for FIN. Maxim Sokolov in goal for RUS. Niklas Backstrom in goal for FIN.
FIN | Petteri Nummelin (M. Sokolov) | N | 0-0 | RUS | Alexander Kharitonov (N. Backstrom) | N | 0-0 | FIN | Ville Peltonen (M. Sokolov) | N | 0-0 | RUS | Alexei Yashin (N. Backstrom) | Y | 1-0 | FIN | Niklas Hagman (M. Sokolov) | Y | 1-1 | RUS | Pavel Datsyuk (N. Backstrom) | Y | 2-1 | FIN | Niko Kapanen (M. Sokolov) | Y | 2-2 | RUS | Maxim Afinogenov (N. Backstrom) | Y | 3-2 | FIN | Olli Jokinen (M. Sokolov) | N | 3-2 | | RUS win | | |
2007 IIHF World Championship, Moscow
May 10, QF USA Finland 4-4. Finland won penalty shootout 1-0. Jere Lehtinen (GWS) scored for FIN. John Grahame in goal for USA. Kari Lehtonen in goal for FIN.
FIN | Ville Peltonen (J. Grahame) | N | 0-0 | USA | Phil Kessel (K. Lehtinen) | N | 0-0 | FIN | Petteri Nummelin (J. Grahame) | N | 0-0 | USA | Lee Stempniak (K. Lehtonen) | N | 0-0 | FIN | Mikko Koivu (J. Grahame) | N | 0-0 | USA | Zach Parise (K. Lehtonen) | N | 0-0 | USA | Zach Parise (K. Lehtonen) | N | 0-0 | FIN | Tuomo Ruutu (J. Grahame) | N | 0-0 | USA | Phil Kessel (K. Lehtonen) | N | 0-0 | FIN | Jere Lehtinen (J. Grahame) | Y | 0-1 | | FIN win | | |
2010 IIHF World Championship, Cologne
May 20, QF Finland Czech Republic 1-1. Czech Republic won penalty shootout 2-1. Jarkko Immonen scored for FIN. Lukas Kaspar and Jan Marek (GWS) scored for CZE. Pekka Rinne in goal for FIN. Tomas Vokoun in goal for CZE.
CZE | Lukas Kaspar (P. Rinne) | Y | 0-1 | FIN | Jarkko Immonen (T. Vokoun) | Y | 1-1 | CZE | Jan Marek (P. Rinne) | Y | 1-2 | FIN | Jussi Jokkinen (T. Vokoun) | N | 1-2 | CZE | Jakub Klepis (P. Rinne) | N | 1-2 | FIN | Petri Kontiola (T. Vokoun) | N | 1-2 | | CZE win | | |
May 22, SF Sweden Czech Republic 2-2. Czech Republic won penalty shootout 2-1. Linus Omark scored for SWE. Lukas Kaspar and Jan Marek (GWS) scored for CZE. Jonas Gustavsson in goal for SWE. Tomas Vokoun in goal for CZE.
SWE | Magnus Johansson (T. Vokoun) | N | 0-0 | CZE | Lukas Kaspar (J. Gustavsson) | Y | 0-1 | SWE | Linus Omark (T. Vokoun) | Y | 1-1 | CZE | Jan Marek (J. Gustavsson) | Y | 1-2 | SWE | Tony Martensson (T. Vokoun) | N | 1-2 | | CZE win | | |
Note: Only overtime and shootout games that are in a quarterfinal, semifinal or medal game are included.
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